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Sticky pork ribs with mango and jalapeƱo salsa

This mango salsa is the perfect accompaniment for slow-cooked smoky pork ribs. Begin this recipe a day ahead.
Ben Dearnley
4 - 6
40M
2H 45M
3H 25M

Sticky baby back pork ribs are always a good time. Especially if you have a crowd to feed. But the spicy-sweet mango salsa here is what truly makes this recipe a standout.

Ingredients

Marinade
Barbecue sauce
Salsa

Method

1.To marinate ribs, place vinegar, HP sauce, lime zest and juice with spices and 100gm salt flakes in a bowl; whisk to combine. Place ribs in a non-reactive container, pour over marinade and add enough cold water to cover ribs (about 3 litres). Cover and refrigerate overnight.
2.Preheat oven to 150ĖšC. To make barbecue sauce, place stock, sauces, sugar, vinegar, chipotle chillies, spices and powders in a large bowl, and whisk to combine. Remove ribs from marinade (discard marinade) and place in a large deep roasting pan in a single layer. Pour over barbecue sauce and turn to coat ribs in sauce. Cover pan with foil and cook until tender (2Ā¼-2Ā½ hours). Remove foil, increase oven to 240ĖšC and continue to cook, basting with sauce, or until ribs are browned and sauce has thickened (25-30 minutes).
3.Meanwhile, to make salsa, preheat a lightly greased barbecue or char-grill pan to high. Cook corn, turning frequently, until blackened all over (6-8 minutes). Cool slightly then slice kernels from cobs. Place in a bowl with remaining ingredients, season to taste and toss gently to combine.
4.Cut ribs into pieces and brush with cooking sauce. Serve with mango, corn and jalapeƱo salsa, and lime wedges.

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